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| the building block of matter |
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| substances made entirely of the same atom |
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| negative charged sup-atomic particle |
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| nuetral charged sub-atomic particle |
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| positive charged sub atomic particle |
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| the number of protons in the nucleus of the atom |
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| total number of protons and nuetrons in the nucleus of the atom |
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| the combination of two or more atoms/electrons |
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| two or more elements combined in deffinite proportions |
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| the combination of substances that are physically mixed, but dont form a chemical bond |
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| particles that are evenly spread |
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| particles that dont spread out evenly |
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| any homogeneus mixture, usually a liquid |
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| liquid substance that makes up the bulk of the solution |
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| substances dissolved in the solvent. can be solids, liquids, or gases |
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| a mixture that seperates when left still |
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| occurs when the particles are to small to be seen and are to small to settle on the bottom |
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| center of the atom that contains protons and nuetrons |
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| where electrons are found and surround the atomic nucleus |
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| units that atoms are wieghted in |
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| contain the element carbon |
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| all compounds that dont contain the element carbon |
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| the binding of water molecules via hydrogen binds |
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| ability of water to bind to other molecules |
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| biological molecules composed of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen |
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| fats, oils, and waxes; secondary sorce of energy |
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| RNA and DNA; contain phosphorous and nitrogen |
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| contain nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
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| the structural units of proteins |
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| bond between two amino acids |
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| protein substances that are required for pretty much all chemical reactions in living and non living things |
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| a chemical agent that changes the rate of a reaction without being consumed by the reaction |
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| the reactant on which an enzyme works |
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| spots where spacific molecules bind |
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| two monosaccharide sugar molecules that have joined chemically to form a larger carbohydrate |
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| formed when many single sugars join chemically |
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| type of bond between monosaccharide units |
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| take water out to put sugars together |
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| take sugars out to bring water in |
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| monosacchairde, used in photosynthesis in plants |
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| makes up cell walls in plants. cannot be used as energy for humans. |
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| energy stores in animal cells |
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| energy stores in plant cells |
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| a single unit of anything, they are joined together via condensation reactions to form a polymer |
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| a single unit of anything, they are joined together via condensation reactions to form a polymer |
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| repeating units of monomer |
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